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0 History Israel

Future of Jewish in Future of Jewish · 21 Nov

This engaging article from Future of Jewish showcases ten astonishing stories from Israel's history, highlighting the nation's remarkable combination of audacity, ingenuity, and survival instincts.

0 Politics Israel

The Saudis need Israel more than Israel needs the Saudis.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 21 Nov

In the complex geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, the diplomatic dynamics between Israel and Saudi Arabia reveal that while Saudi Arabia has long benefited from covert strategic collaboration with Israel, it is Israel's intelligence and military prowess that offer indispensable regional stabilization.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Every Jewish conspiracy is true, just not about Jews.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 19 Nov

Joshua Hoffman's piece explores the persistent projection of conspiracy theories onto Jews and Israel, asserting that the accusations more accurately describe the actions of certain Muslim-majority countries.

0 History Jewish Law

The Fall of Otrar

Armin Rosen in Tablet · 14 Nov

The article examines historical instances where Jews, like many others, failed to recognize imminent threats, drawing parallels with broader human tendencies towards denial.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Most people do not understand the danger of Mamdani.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 7 Nov

The article highlights the controversial election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor of New York City, emphasizing its broader implications on liberal politics and the increasing normalization of antisemitism, specifically cloaked as anti-Zionism.

0 Culture History

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Mizrahi Jews

Future of Jewish · 6 Nov

Mizrahi Jews, originating from the Middle East and North Africa, are celebrated for their rich cultural heritage and profound impact on Jewish history and Israeli society.

0 History Communities

The forgotten pogrom and the fate of Libya’s Jews

eJewishPhilanthropy · 5 Nov

The article sheds light on the 1945 pogrom in Libya, a devastating attack on the Jewish community that marked the beginning of the end for one of the world's oldest Jewish populations.

0 Politics History

It’s All About China

Lee Smith in Tablet · 30 Oct

Lee Smith's article explores the intricate geopolitical relationships between the United States, China, and their impact on global security, particularly in light of recent conflicts in the Middle East.

0 Politics Culture

How Dare You Steal Our Song

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 29 Oct

Rabbi Natan Slifkin reflects on maintaining resilience in the face of adversity, particularly citing the significance of the song "Am HaNetzach Lo Mefached MiDerech Arucha," which inspires courage through difficult journeys.

0 History Politics

To understand Israel, remember the Jews of the Arab world.

Nachum Kaplan in Future of Jewish · 29 Oct

Half of Israel's Jewish population is of Middle Eastern and North African descent, making the narrative of them being European colonial settlers flawed.

0 Culture History

A revived Jewish Museum spotlights the story of Jewish endurance

PJ Grisar in Forward · 22 Oct

The Jewish Museum in New York City has undergone a significant renovation, unveiling a core exhibition titled "Identity, Culture and Community: Stories from the Collection."

0 Politics History

Macron Occupies a Jewish Family Home in Baghdad

Alexander Kippen in Tablet · 20 Oct

The French government occupies a property in Baghdad originally owned by a Jewish family, the Lawees, who fled Iraq amid anti-Jewish violence in the mid-20th century.

0 History Communities

What a forgotten synagogue dedication in 1825 Philadelphia can teach us today

Austin Reid Albanese in JTA · 17 Oct

Congregation Mikveh Israel's 1825 consecration in Philadelphia, attended by Jews and civic leaders alike, exemplified a rare moment of interfaith unity and equality for Jews in the public sphere — a stark contrast to Jewish experiences in Europe at that time.

0 Art History

At a book-lovers’ mecca, a celebration of the Jewish Diaspora

Lisa Keys in JTA · 16 Oct

At New York City's Grolier Club, the exhibit "Jewish Worlds Illuminated: A Treasury of Hebrew Manuscripts from The JTS Library" showcases an extraordinary collection of Jewish manuscripts from across the diaspora.

0 Politics History

5 Takeaways After 2 Years of War

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 15 Oct

The two-year conflict between Israel and various Middle Eastern entities, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, has highlighted the complexities and enduring challenges of achieving peace in the region.

0 Torah Jewish Law

If you think you know the Torah, read this.

Future of Jewish in Future of Jewish · 14 Oct

Exploring the profound layers and historical context of the Torah, this piece delves into the multi-dimensional nature of Torah interpretation, known as PaRDeS, and the meticulous tradition of Torah preservation.

0 Politics Israel

Iran, Abraham Accords and Bibi’s trial: What Trump said in his historic Knesset speech

Philissa Cramer in Forward · 14 Oct

President Donald Trump's speech to the Israeli Knesset on October 13, 2025, came just after the release of the remaining Israeli hostages from Gaza, marking a significant moment in the US-brokered ceasefire to end the war.

0 Israel History

June Israel vs. October Israel

Jordan Chandler Hirsch in Tablet · 6 Oct

The article by Jordan Chandler Hirsch explores the dichotomy within Israel's historical strategy by contrasting 'June Israel' with 'October Israel.'

0 Literature History

The Little One

Tzvi in Tablet · 3 Oct

Set in ancient Mesopotamia, "The Little One" by Tzvi tells the story of Taf, a unique individual born to a stone carver in the city of Ur alongside his twin brother, Nachor.

0 Politics Culture

Cuomo’s Conundrum. Plus. . .

The Free Press in The Free Press · 30 Sep

Amid a bustling news cycle, key political developments include Mayor Eric Adams bowing out of the New York City mayoral race and former Governor Andrew Cuomo's donors gearing up for a potential resurgence.

0 Art History

In a bibliophile's paradise, a treasury of Jewish manuscripts recalls a time when books were truly beautiful

Mervyn Rothstein in Forward · 28 Sep

The exhibition "Jewish Worlds Illuminated: A Treasury of Hebrew Manuscripts from The JTS Library" at the Grolier Club in Manhattan showcases over 100 Hebrew manuscripts spanning 800 years, revealing the diverse cultural influences on Jewish communities worldwide.

0 Communities Education

Flat Earth reaches Israel

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 26 Sep

The belief in a Flat Earth has intriguingly reached Israel, as detailed by Natan Slifkin.

0 Politics Israel

Recognizing 'Palestine' means denying reality.

Daniel Clarke-Serret in Future of Jewish · 24 Sep

Daniel Clarke-Serret criticizes recent international recognition of Palestine, viewing it as a flawed decision from moral, practical, and philosophical perspectives.

0 History Politics

On this Jewish New Year, a reminder: We are still here.

Nachum Kaplan in Future of Jewish · 23 Sep

Nachum Kaplan reflects on the enduring presence of the Jewish people through the lens of historical challenges and resilience, despite numerous empires and ideologies attempting their erasure.

0 Politics Israel

The ‘2-state solution’ is making its last stand at the UN. It’s time for a new approach.

Gil Troy in JTA · 22 Sep

With the two-state solution seeming increasingly untenable, particularly in light of recent hostilities involving Hamas and other factions, Gil Troy argues for a new vision at the UN.

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